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You can easily book your test by calling or WhatsApping us at +91 8892574274. Simply share your test details or doctor’s prescription, and our team will schedule your appointment at your convenience.
Yes, we offer safe and convenient home sample collection services. Our trained phlebotomist will visit your location at your preferred time.
Absolutely. All our phlebotomists are professionally trained, certified, and follow strict hygiene and safety protocols during sample collection.
Home collection charges may vary depending on your location and test requirements. Our team will inform you of any applicable charges at the time of booking.
The turnaround time depends on the test type. Routine tests are usually available within 6–24 hours, while advanced genetic and molecular tests may take longer. The exact timeline is shared during sample collection.
Your reports will be delivered digitally via WhatsApp or email, ensuring quick and easy access anytime, anywhere.
Fasting depends on the test. For example, lipid profile and some glucose tests may require fasting, while others do not. Our team will guide you at the time of booking.
Yes, our staff follows strict safety guidelines, including the use of gloves, masks, and sterilized equipment for every sample collection.
Yes, we offer flexible scheduling, including weekend availability. Please confirm your preferred time while booking.
A biopsy specimen(paraffin blocks and slides): a sample of tissue or cells removed from a living body to be examined under a microscope for diagnosing diseases, such as cancer, infections, or inflammation.
In a biopsy, a provider removes samples of your tissue, cells or fluids so a medical pathologist can examine them for signs of disease.
Providers use a special biopsy needle and syringe to obtain a small sample of bone marrow. They do bone marrow biopsies to diagnose blood cancers, blood disorders and other diseases.
Also known as conization or cold knife biopsy, providers do cone biopsies to remove abnormal tissue from your cervix. Cone biopsies may detect cervical cancer or cervical dysplasia that could lead to cancer.